Posted earlier - around 10.3 million.
So awesome that they broke 10 mil. Couldn't even pass 3 before this half season.
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Breaking Bad - The (Beautiful) Finale - Season 5 Part 2 - Sunday on AMC - OT3
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Posted earlier - around 10.3 million.
So awesome that they broke 10 mil. Couldn't even pass 3 before this half season.
I said this before but most people just record that stuff to watch it later. But when you have a grande finale like this coming up and everyone is excited about it they watch it when it airs.
I dont think viewpoints are registered when your TV is off and just recording the thing.
That's totally irrelevant and you know it.
Spitting has different physics than a bullet :3
cpp_is_king
Member
Why did Jack want to kill Walt anyway? That's the only thing that didn't make sense to me. he shows up wanting to do business, and then they're like "nah we're gonna kill you instead". I thought they were on good terms. Were they just afraid he would get back into the business?
DodgyGeezerFella
Member
Loved the difference between Hanks death and Jacks.
Camera pulled away as Hank got shot, Jack, we got the full thing and screen full of blood (what we wanted to see).
Speaking of which, where is the Jack gets it gif ?
Camera pulled away as Hank got shot, Jack, we got the full thing and screen full of blood (what we wanted to see).
Speaking of which, where is the Jack gets it gif ?
Walts a marked man, Jack told him to gtfo and never come back; his presence puts Jack in danger. I don't think he necessarily WANTED to kill him, but Walt's return forced his hand.
I had heard about it, and quickly put it out of my mind. So when it happened on the show, I was like "oh this is what he'd been talking about" but I wasn't sitting around anticipating it.
That's how I try to operate for most shows. I don't go to extremes to avoid spoilers, but then I do my best to just put it out of mind. It's easier to do when you're not hanging around sites or forums that are obsessed with guessing future plots.
Probably. The gun fired off a shit load of bullets, and it seems well within the realm of possibility for one of those to deflect and hit Walt. Not a big deal.
1. He's like the most wanted man in the goddamn world
2. Lydia called Todd at the end and asked, "is it finished blah blah?" before realizing she wasn't talking to Todd. Pretty sure she told Todd to kill Walt if/when he returns to the Nazi camp, and Todd told the rest of his crew.
Oh man. Ouch.
Great Finale on one hand but a little bit too neat on the other hand. I think the episode could have been better. Nothing really broke bad in the episode. The Nazis all die, Lydia dies, Walt finds a way to get money to his family, Marie will get something to bury and get closure, Jesse leaves hell and Walt dies as a legend.
Ozymandias was predictable in the sense that all the bad choices finally paid out and there was no escape from them. Felina was predictable in the sense that it gave the fans what they wanted.
The last season was an awesome ride though and I am happy to see the great ratings the show got.
Ozymandias was predictable in the sense that all the bad choices finally paid out and there was no escape from them. Felina was predictable in the sense that it gave the fans what they wanted.
The last season was an awesome ride though and I am happy to see the great ratings the show got.
Me too, Salaadin.I hate it when I see stuff like this because I loved BSGs ending
Cornballer
Member
No one wants to associate themselves with someone that hot.
Cornballer
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- Grantland's 'Breaking Bad' In Memoriam (youtube)
Permanently A
Junior Member
Oh I heard that there was a story behind Walt leaving the watch behind on the payphone, but I didn't watch Talking Bad so I don't know what it is. What was it?
They're copying Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.
VisionaryQuest0
Member
As stated, Lydia explicitly tells Todd to take care of Walt at the diner. And later on, Lydia calls Todd's phone asking to see if it was finished.
LaserBuddha
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They had a continuity error in the flash-forward where he wasn't wearing his watch in the diner.
The One Who Knocks
Member
I don't know if it was on Talking Bad since I don't watch it but I've seen it mentioned in the thread that it was a continuity error for him to keep it due to it's absence at the diner in Denny's so they had to have him remove it sometime before he returned there.
Duane Cunningham
Member
And just to be clear, why was Lydia on Walt's hit list? I know a couple of people asked it on the last page, but it seems like the only answer is that she wanted to off all of Mike's friends... which is exactly what Walt himself did anyway.
If Walt knew Lydia wanted Skyler and the kids killed, that would do it, but I don't see how he would know that.
If Walt knew Lydia wanted Skyler and the kids killed, that would do it, but I don't see how he would know that.
Permanently A
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Wow I would have never thought of that. Nice attention to detail.
To kill all her connections in the meth business.
The Hermit
Member
Ha, I wasn't the only one!
phalestine
aka iby.h
The reason he had to do it was because they realized that in the first episode of this season (Season 5 part 2), they showed him at Denny's with no watch on, so they had to explain where it went for continuity reasons.
edit - beaten
She was profiting off his product. She was also in cahoots with the Nazis who Walt at that point despised.
Shrennin
Didn't get the memo regarding the 14th Amendment
So you're saying that Walt always intended to kill Jesse? Or that he never intended to kill him? I'm just saying that Walt was at a point where he knew he may not be able to have his cake (kill Nazis in room) and eat it too (get Jesse in room with Nazis and kill them all). Assuming, of course, that Walt wanted to kill Jesse.
dem
Member
He built an automated machine gun out of a garage door opener, but the intricacies of resealing a packet of Stevia overwhelmed him and he had to go to the Stevia plant and force someone at gun point to make him a special packet.
brokenbeans
Banned
That was brilliant.
He did it his way.
He did it his way.
Because his plan is to kill the Nazi's, which are her employees. These are the guys she depends on for business. Once she found out that Walt took down her business who knows what she would do. Walt knows how much of nervous nut she is, and leaving her alive would be a possible risk for his family.
Cornballer
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Tumblr gifs are truly terrible.
Going into the episode I had a similar mindset. Lydia didn't need to die for any reason Walt could manufacture. That changed when Skylar revealed that the men wanted to kill his family when they questioned her about the woman at the gas station. She had to die after that moment.
The sequence of events could have been out of place now that I think about it.
The_Hitcher89
Member
Then who was the ricin for?
Nope!
Yup. Skyler only told Walt about that after he'd already poisoned Lydia.
They didn't tie all loose ends! I'm left wondering what happened to Huell.
Deaf Spacker
Memb
Brilliant finale, I didn't want it to end.
One question, what happened to Huell?
Edit:;
Great minds...
One question, what happened to Huell?
Edit:;
Great minds...
How did he get his family to the room and why does it look different. I must say, they definitely didn't tie up all loose ends. Screw you Gilligan.
I knew that blood splat looked familiar.